Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30
Good Cheer Generally Enjoyed at Pri'
vate Residences.
Dillon and. Pocatello DoingS During
the Past Week.
General News OF an Interesting Nature
for Everybody.

q lC0s DOSA 0o u8aCn tANAA P~NNs08S
are added, yet these three form the basis o
every Thanksgiving dinner. But few enter
tainments have taken place this winter III
to the present time, althou, n Butte, whiet
had justly claimed to be the social center o
the Territory. was very gay long before
this year. It is evident we can o look fol
much private entertaining. owing to .,
many unnecessary r6grets having been sent
in o TO invitations extended by
we'll known society lady and charming
hostess, unless, which has been whispered,
the ladies take the matter in their owr
hands and give ladies' receptions. ladies
teas, ladies' lanchaons, ORGANISE ladies
clubs, ladies' card parties and SO on. This
would make the ladies independent OF the
beaux, who would be left out in the colo
this season.. and therefore placed under no
obligations. which is, we are told, the ex'
pressed wish OF many.
DINNER PARTIES.
Miss Kate Hennessy rave a delightful din
ner party last Thursday at her residence
on Quartz street. Covers were laid for
eight at s o'clock, and several hours were
spent at the repast. Those present were:
,udge W. ]. LippiIcott and wife, Mrs. J. e
Baker. s. II. Courteney. j. II. Case, E. w.
Wilkinson, D.. J. Hennessy and the host
es6.
Mrs. r. r. Hoge gave an elegant dinner
denee on the corner ofMontana and Quartz
street. Covers were LAID for eight at 8
o'clock, and the ia BILE decorations were in
excellent taste. Ten courses weIe served
with appropriate aecompaniments, and it
a several hours before the pleasant at
fair terminated. After dinner music was
enjoyed in the parlors. Those present
we're: DR.. and Mrs. ehults, o. Hight. j.
Fairfield, w. H. Baldwin, II. Kelso, r. R
Hoge and the hostess.
Mrs. Shelley Tuttle gave a very pleasant
dinner party at her residence on East
Broadway, on Thursday last. in honor OF
some Anaconda friends. The repast was
elaborate in every particular, and was en-
livened by pleasant conversation. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reed. Mr..
and Mrs. George Lins'ey, Mrs. Z. Long,
Mr.. Shelley futile and the hostess.
VT. and Mrs. w. c. Darnold gave a
Thanksgiving dinner at their residence on
West Broadway. Among their guests
we're Mrs. CrOssman and Charles Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Brownlee entertained
a few friends at dinner on Thanksgiving
evening. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Furbis. Mr.. and Mrs. James Forbis
and Mr.. John Forbis.
Mrs. J. K. Russell gave q very pleasant
dinner parry on Thursday evening, at her
residence on Washington street. Covers
were laid for twelve. The menu was elabo.
rate and the appointments for the repast
we're elegant throughout. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, Miss Georgia
Hongh, Miss EmmaIrvine, Miss May Irvine,
Professor Lee, Professor Ringnalda, Birdie
Knowlden, Perrin Irvine. Mr.. Wrag and Mr..
Murray Lienbenstein.
DR.. Hammond and wife entertained g. few
friends at dinner last Thursday at their
residence on Montana street.
Mrs. Niedenhofen and sister, Miss Annie
Schonarth, entertained Mr|.Dr. Leavitt and
Mr.. H.. L. Lynne to 8 O'Clock dinner last
thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WV Prouse entertained a
few guests to a Thanks giving dinner at their
on Quartz street. Their guests
we're MIR. and Mrs. E. W. Wynne aud Mrs.
Wynne, of Virginia City.
DR.. Merrill and vile entertained Rev. Mr..
Schofeld to dinner Thanksgiving day.
Judge H. Knowles, W lie and children spent
Thanksgiving very pleasantly with NJ. and
Mrs. W. W. Dixon at their beautiful resi-
dence on Washington street.
Messrs. James McCaig, NJ. W. Wilson and
W.. Craig gave III enjoyable dinner Thurs
Jay at their bachelor residence on West
street. Those present we're: P. j..
Brophy, Alex Johnston. Mr.. Owen and
d. w. Winston. The menu was elaborate
and the gentlemen did the honors per-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lavell entertained u
friends very pleasantly at dinner last
Thursday evening at their residence on
West Park street. Those present we're:
Miss Clara v ilcox, Nj. g.. Calderhead and
Mr.. r. Calderhead.
Mr.. 0. K. Lewis, Mr.. William Lewis and
Lewis were the honored guests at
an elaborate dinner on Thursday given by
Mrs. John Moves.
DR.. Averill and wife entertained a few
very pleasantly at cards last Thurs
lay evening at their elegant apartments
the Boyce block. Those present were:
Miss McCarrick. Miss Haskell, Mrs. F.
Grimes, Mr.. g. Berger and Dr.. Oonard.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Two additional stoves have been put up
n St. Johns Episcopal Church.
Eugene Gordon now resides with his
mother on East Granite street.
Preparations are being made for a large
'arty which is to be given on the 4th OF
lext month by one of Butte's prominent
'oung ladies'.
A. Copinus, Of Anaconda, is visiting in !
he city.
From a recent letter we learn that Miss 4
laura Baker, formerly Of Butte, is making
me progress in her studies ut the COnserva- |
DRY OF Music in Boston. Massachusetts.
Prof. %Ringnalda. teacher OF languages. !
rent to Deer Lodge yesterday morning. He |
as twenty-five pupils in that placs whom
g teaches every Saturday and with about |
here he is kept busy.
Mrs. g.. W. Stapleton will 60 to Deer
lodge the FIRST OF December to visit her
hildren who are attending college there.
The ice at the Parrot smelter is in fine
ondition. Quite a large party Of ladies
nd gentlemen enjoyed skating there
thanksgiving day.
Mrs. W. Young returned home Wednes-
az from a visit to her father in Missoula.
Mr.. II. Kelso will leave Butte in a few
avs for his old home in Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Lareey entertained
W friends very pleasantly Thanksgiving
H. L. Lynne left Friday for Chicago.
Mrs. +. Belcher will go to Anaconda to.
ay to visit her daughter. She will be alb
mt about ten days.
Mr.. Ed. Irvine and family have moved
to the Odell residence on Broadway.
The music at the Catholic Church on
thanksgiving Day was particularly fine. /,
j. r. Boyce, ST., Of Helena, spent Thanks
wing in the city with his son and daughter
I'd left yesterday on q business trip to
enver. l.
D. NJ. Newbro spent Thanksgiving in .
Ger Lodge and r~eturned-all right-witb ,
8 cbaperon, J.J. Mediation. |,
w. w. Adams and brother came over :
ON Philipsburg yesterday to attend the :
given last evening by the Univer.
~ Club. II
Mrs. j. G. Hammer anil children and Miss q
va Alden will 60 TO Helena to-day to =
sit friends. -
St. Johns Episcopal church was hand h
mely and appropriately decorated j,
thanksgiving day by the ladies OF the Wo. t
ans Auxiliary, with fruits OF the harvest. q
the evening praise services were held and I,
music, under the management of W. H
was particularly good. The fruits n
d vegetables were afterward distributed O
long the poor. N
"a passing the dry goods house OF j. R. F
'yce, Jr., & Co. yesterday, attention was c,
by the artistic dressing of the c,
nth window. which reflects much credit g
on Mr.. A. E. Doring, Ut that establish. v
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